swab

swab
swab
tr[swɒb]
noun
1 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL (cotton wool) algodón nombre masculino; (gauze) gasa
2 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL (specimen) frotis nombre masculino, muestra
3 (cleaning cloth) paño, bayeta, trapo; (mop) fregona
transitive verb (pt & pp swabbed, ger swabbing)
1 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL (wound) limpiar
2 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL (deck) limpiar, fregar
swab ['swɑb] vt, swabbed ; swabbing
1) clean: lavar, limpiar
2) : aplicar a (con hisopo)
swab n or cotton swab : hisopo m (para aplicar medicinas, etc.)
swab
n.
algodón s.m.
escobillón s.m.
escobón s.m.
estropajo s.m.
lampazo s.m.
v.
lampacear v.
limpiar v.

I swɑːb, swɒb
noun
a) (of cotton, gauze) hisopo m húmedo
b) (specimen) muestra f, frotis m

II
transitive verb -bb-
a) \<\<wound\>\> limpiar (con algodón, gasa etc)
b)

to swab (down) — \<\<deck\>\> lavar, limpiar

[swɒb]
1. N
1) (=cloth, mop) estropajo m , trapo m
2) (Naut) lampazo m
3) (Med) (for cleaning wound) algodón m , tampón m ; (for specimen) frotis m
2. VT
1) (Naut) (also: swab down) limpiar, fregar
2) (Med) [+ wound] limpiar (con algodón)
* * *

I [swɑːb, swɒb]
noun
a) (of cotton, gauze) hisopo m húmedo
b) (specimen) muestra f, frotis m

II
transitive verb -bb-
a) \<\<wound\>\> limpiar (con algodón, gasa etc)
b)

to swab (down) — \<\<deck\>\> lavar, limpiar


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